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...country. These subjects are of interest not only to the Afghans but also to those in the Middle East and the rest of the world. The new Afghan government ought to be against all radical Islamic activities. Its goal should be to achieve long-term peace. SULEYMAN ZORAL Izmir, Turkey...
...Also in Afghanistan, the international peacekeeping force continued to grow as the first French troops arrived Wednesday in Baghran, joining British forces already in the country. France has pledged up to 5,000 troops to aid in activities such as securing roads and removing landmines. And Turkey followed up on earlier offers of aid by volunteering to lead peacekeeping efforts in Afghanistan. A decision on the final structure of peacekeeping operations has not yet been made...
...coasts, cutting off villages in Corsica and bringing temperatures of -10?C to Turin and Madrid. Greece was badly affected, with more than 300 northern villages snowed in, all northern airports closed and 2 m drifts halting a train for 17 hours near the northern village of Petrades. In Turkey a man froze to death in Istanbul as snow cut off access to thousands of villages. Heavy rain caused floods that claimed seven lives...
...getting special attention this Christmas. Thanks to the Internet, people can send e-mail messages to service members anyservicemember.navy.mil) Plenty of stars are also pitching in, among them George Clooney and the cast of OCEAN'S ELEVEN, who appeared at the film premiere on a military base in Turkey. Here are some other ways Americans are taking the holiday spirit to the troops...
...suggests, the story of Islam in Europe is a story of immigration. During the Continent's reconstruction after World War II, Britain and France turned to their former colonies in South Asia and North Africa to fill their manpower shortages, while Germany opened its doors to "guest workers" from Turkey. Most of these guests never went home again, and their children were born and grew up as Europeans. Today, the Muslim communities in these three countries are the biggest in Europe: 5 million in France, 3.2 million in Germany and 2 million in Britain. These numbers have been augmented...